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Extended Finite State Machine based test generation for an OpenFlow switch

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Figure 1: Part of the specification EFSM of the switch.
Figure 2 illustrates the mutation score as the depth increases using our approach. The mean mutation score and the execution CPU time (in minutes) for both our approach and RG are shown in Figure 3.
Figure 4: Test architecture.

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